Swaddling

When they start rolling.

There are also sleep sacks you can use that are safe once they roll

2 weeks both of my sons hated having hands in

I started transitioning mine around ten weeks because she was getting very wiggly. She also started to like sucking on her hand.Started with leaving one arm up, then one arm out, then both arms and now we don’t even have to use a sleep slack she’ll sleep in her footed pjs. She’ll be three months this week.

I swaddled my first maybe once or twice in the hospital, but I never really liked the look of it as he seemed so pitiful and constricted so never again after that. But I've always heard to stop when they can roll.

Do it until you absolutely can’t anymore. For us that was when she was strong enough to undo the best swaddles & was waking herself up multiple times a night because of it. We transitioned with one arm out for about a week, then we wrapped her body with both arms out for about a week, & switched to a sleep sack that we’re still using now. She was around 10 weeks old when we started doing one arm out. Good thing too, because she started rolling at 12 weeks.

It's because your baby is capable of rolling and your baby will roll before you know they can. Full arm swaddling and in my opinion any swaddling is not safe if they can. The recommendation is to stop at 8 weeks because of that. Kine rolled for the first time at 6 weeks but we never swaddled after leaving the hospital so it wasnt an issue.

Its suppose to be because they can roll, but honestly my kids hated to not be swaddled so we got the bigger sleep sacks and just kept swaddling them till they almost a year and they 5 n 2 now and roll themselves up in their blankets still